Responsibility
for Admission
The County Borough Council, as Local Education Authority (the LEA) is responsible for determining the criteria and procedure for admissions, and for admissions to all Community Primary, Secondary and Special Schools and Voluntary Controlled Schools. The LEA will consult school governing bodies annually in relation to admission criteria.
The Governing Bodies of Aided and Foundation Schools are responsible for determining the criteria and procedure arrangements for admissions, and for the admission of pupils to all such schools. The Governing Bodies will consult with the Local Education Authority in relation to their admission criteria.
Fundamentals of Policy
The LEA will comply with statutory requirements and will give full recognition to the expression of parental preference in the context of its duty to ensure the provision of efficient education and the efficient use of education resources. The LEA will not refuse applicants for a particular school unless that school has reached its admission number, that being the number that can be admitted to a school in any one year group.
The LEA will admit pupils up to the Admission Number of each school, or up to any higher limit which may have been agreed between the County Borough and a particular governing body. The LEA will only admit pupils in excess of the Admission Number to any school where it is deemed not to be prejudicial to the provision of efficient education or the efficient use of resources.
The Admission Number for each school will be established in accordance with the appropriate statutory requirements. (Information about the Admission Number for each school can be found in the Parents and Carer's Guide to Education Services).
Aided and Foundation School Admissions Policies
 All Saints' Church In Wales School Admissions Policy
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Bronington Church In Wales School Admissions Policy
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Madras (Church in Wales) Voluntary Aided School Admissions Policy
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The Maelor School, Penley, Admissions Policy
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Minera Aided Primary School Admissions Policy
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St. Joseph's Catholic and Anglican High School, Admissions Policy
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St. Mary's Church in Wales Aided School, Overton, Admissions Policy
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St. Mary's Voluntary Aided Church In Wales Primary School, Brymbo, Admissions Policy
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St. Mary's Church In Wales School, Ruabon, Admissions Policy
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St. Chad's Church in Wales School, Hanmer, School Admissions Policy
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St. Paul's Voluntary Aided School, Isycoed, Admissions Policy
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